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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-09-22
FOR SALE.

10 acres good corn in field; 1 stack hay;
stack millet; fine horse colt, four
months old; 4 acres sugar cane, for cash,
by Jacob Stark, sec 1853.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-09-22
NOTICE.

On the 23d day of August, 1887, gave
my promisory note for $14.O0 to the To-
peka Insurance Co. Now, whereas said
note was obtained from me by fraud, l
hereby give due notice that / will not
pay any part of said note; and all per-
sons whOmsoever, are warned from pur-
chasing the same.
JAMES K. MORLEY.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-09-22

As there has been change in the own
ership of this paper, all subscribers know.
ing themselves to be in arrears, are re-
quested to call and pay or remit amount
Of unpaid subscription.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-09-22
Ladies, did you see
the silk plush and
brocade wraps at
the Brick Store? Call
and see them.
L. j. Woodruff.

Go to the Red Front for a
sack of the celebrated Hays
City flour. Every sack war
ranted.
When in want of a trunk or
valise, call on Kaub & smith.
They have just received a full
line of trunks and valiscs.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-09-22
Town 9, Range "a. :

It's very quiet down he,e on the Solomon riv.
er,
Though our farmers are still as busy as ever.
Mr.. Smith now has o stock of goods in his
store,
Which is on section IS. in 9-34.
He also carries the mail twice q week,
And people go there their letters to seek.
Mr.. Castor willbuild . new house and stable,
As also do others as fast - they're able.
Messrs. Werner and KnOusse to their homes
have come.
They say the work on the railroad is now
Mr.. Hamilton lately did bring from Nebraska.
Fourteen head Of horses, on his claim to pas
Mr.. Partch and his boy who've been so long
left alone,
Are happier now-Mrs. Partch has come
home.
Mr.. Virgins has his farm 50 nice and clean.
There's not weed on the place to be seen.
He has everything in his garden anyone WOO
need,
And he always uses the very best seed.
While the corn which he has this year in his
field,
viii nearly nifty bushels to the acre yield.
DEE.
EDITOR CAf.-I believe I have not heard
more than two men say in the life time of the
"Cat" that they had enough Of this country.
II one will take the trouble to ride overthrow
- county and examine the fields of corn. and
see the stacks of oats and rye, then read the
read the crop reports from some Of our sister
states, TO cay nothing Of pasturesl, they can't
help but say that Thomas county has been
prospered. Some complain Of chinch buss.
some Of dry weather. while others say It's the
worm in the silk and . small black or nav
one ct the base Of TIE tassel. The worm ana
bug have done some damage to the crops no
doubt. but as for drouth or hot winds we can
not agree; for. II . man plants his corn ILL.,
rOis style, that three feet eight inches each
way, with from four to eight stalks in > hill.
he need not expect anything but fodder, and
then he must cut it up the last OF July. Now
we viii venture to say that II the ground had
been well prepared, that is. plowed deem. har-
rowed, and last but not least. rolled. then
planted with . drill attachment to your plapt-
er, dropping one grain in the I'M, fifteen inch.
es apart, you will have three hills instead If
one, or in other words. one hill with three
stalks standing fifteen inches apart. giving
each stalk chance to mature, with NJ least.
one good ear on stalk, while II they were nj,
together In sPece OF about four inches there
would be nothing. A READER.
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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-09-22
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

JAMES K. MORLEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
rnnr nF IIRERTY eTREET. NORTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of June ~ 1857. ~,
For PIITTADfL PITIA and TRENTON, bound BROOK
nonteo a. o. 73O 900 IlCO a. m. 1880: 300. 400 b3o
100 - 90 p. IN. SUNDAYS a 400 s45 H. MI O3o l2oO
y. -, ~ m On = %,
7yO 1900 have for Reading. H1rrsDnrg
Pottsvlo 400 NJ for Lake opatcong. Easton Beth
lchem Allentown Realins HARRISBURG etc On sundays
30 a m Tor Lake Hopaicong Eason. bethlehem Alien
town Nauch chunk. ,,-.- ,,., ,.A,.,
Wnkesbarre Scranton, Reading, Harrisburg, PottsVle
Tama1ua. ShamoEin. sudbury. Lowsburg Williamspori
100 ami 1870 y. for Easton. Bothchem. Allentown
Maneh chunk Reading. Harrisburg. etc. -, ,
345 D. M for Easton bethlehem Allentown. Maueh Chunk
Wilkcsbarre. Scranton. Tamaqua Shamok y. ,,, .u-
y. Tor Lake Horstcons. Easton Bethehem' Alien
a. m for ia ston Bethlehem Allentown. Manch chunk
WHkosbarre Reading Harrisburg etc On sundays at ooo
90 s.l5 $50 Il:Ib a. M 1870 $50. 800 400 43o $50
Gi5 M SUNDAYS 900 400 p. M for Red BanK doni
Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove except suhuays roH
400 sI5 m 1880 a:So n. M. for Lakewood Toms River
AZ" 90 M ao p m fo7 Beach Haven, Atlantic City, Vine
400 si5 Ills M 1870 40 $50 e5 p m. for Free
h1d ~ ,o,o ,,,- - ,.qo o.2o AOO
70 500 800 IN. sundays 900 a M, 400 p III. or
Perth AmooNN rwJERsEY SOUTHERN DIV
For IoNG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c
From PIERS y. r. oo .,o -
At4SO. 500 900 llOOa m 100 S41 aS1 0,S. p; nl
bright. Long Branch &C - -, ,,x An sao
for Atlantic Highlands 80 a.. ,oo rao - m for
Fiberon Asbury Park Ocean Grove ocean Beach, spring
Lake, PIT Pleasant. &c. r., ro,ovoo5 roms
4:3O. 500 a M. 100, 3ao p III. ioi i''N'"'"'- '
and Barnoga. n-,,uo,oo poacb uaven
Al t3Oa IN. p. IN. TOT Nlho"uu' Di'"o"'"' ~
and Atlantic CITY
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
ANN UNITED STATES MAI, ROrT

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosse andcoranit street
Harrisburg Pit burg Wet with Pullman Palac,
Chicago Lmiiedof Paror Dining. smoking ana sleeping
wamsDor s Hs2c M 'sey day Cory AMI Er.
a. connecting CORY rtnsvlll.. fetroIoin
Tor lebanon 800 a. $40 and -: nigh,
% srTT.
Washington 4 700 p NJ aud daily 34O p M. arrive Wash
ton s:5j D M regular at 20 and $40 m, 100
IT, 80 and nj ~ n n"a and i3i5 "sqr '
For For ala AIaq Nc G,y except sunday an''nm
Lons p %c naS IisE T i and inter
g 'cT c % mn Hai? iG 5tt5 d'5op ~
For 81 Pom a az" HdrS ' % not NS 'Se
and Norfolk Railroad. 5000. every lay via Baltimore
ana l,ay Line; i30 m. yeeS-dayt . -, .,, train,
a. Jersey CITY ,orins speedy and direct transfer 'F
g1@s qr%r, From Pil,.burr 7Io 100 1880 70o
go $50 =" NJ. % 800 s3o. 40 $50 a2o 1886
I'm SUNDAY $40 50 M. 500. $50 go and iO 3o
I'm. From Philadelphia. $3.50. eco go 40 7:io 12 ;6
sG i 30 S s s' gc gS " ?o o g9 U and
2S ngh 800 pP 2S 7 s5 SO s c R 65 i''
FOR PHILtDELPHGA
Eiress Trims cave Newrork via DosDros'e' AMI cort
t2o 100 @ chc,g, Limited ami 10 washington I'm
sg% " H. 1 saa az ia5 ! assi con- i al
and TO- & ~ r.. M Nmn1'y% LEpr'SH d. ii nig5t
ran snG irivns NcwY9rk daily eEcrPt sunday a.
aadays e ceaacci a. trenton t. M o r3 c,mn m |
Tot 10 io; tto i r2' 30 ~ 40 sS So 30
and Has ~ triuit~l with DnIng car ~ "a
go NJ. 40 30 i5o Limited OBS G35. 7:i2 and
Leave phf,islphia VIA c'nien. 800 M AMI 1902 n
T1ctct 0Gcss SO tS5 and ga Bro,lwav Asor Hol,,
Court, ard BrooRlvn Annex station. foot Of Fnto1't
ooSlrn station. Ctv Emiyrant Ticket oiice c'-
Ytrl e., tst.r Com panv vii call for and heck
cIIA 'ti.fs T. PG,.m. J. t. WOOD
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6teamboats an6 Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE.-Pal
"a aoe stslm,rs DREW and DEAN RICHMOND
Canal-st
Freight rsceived until tbs hour OF dsp,rt1r.
Leave Brooklyn. via Annex, Fultonst, at p. m.
A -RONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS
~. KILL MOUNTAINS LANDING at Crsnston's
west Poinr. Cornwall. Newburg. Marlborough. Milton
Poughkeepse and Esopus. connecting with Ulster and Del
aware. Sony Glove and Catskil Mountain Railroads
Steamers City OF Kingston and James w. Baldwin leave
every week day at4 pier foot OF Harrsonst, except
Saturday when city o Kingston leaves at landing
onv At Newburgh and Poughkeepss connecting with sven
ing raln for all Summer Resorts through tho mountains
VIII leave oniOut Sunday nights IL o'clock arrival Of
special last train from the mountains arriving at NewYork
Monday a. ~.
A MARY POWFLL.-FOr Cr1nstOn, West
-. Point Cornwall. Newburg. New-Hambnrg. Milton.
Ponzhkeep-e HYDE Park. Rondout and Kingston. Daily.
Sundays e'cepte leaves Vesryst 3l5 West 22dst $3.50
SATURDAYS LEAVES ONE HOUR EARLIER
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ERIE RAILWAY Through trains lea

IL kIE KAlI.h A = nTOUpn lfilnS ledFc
IL 2sds minutes earlier than time shown from cham
leave 2St from 10 20 minutes earlier
a. u. DAILY. Day ETprcs'r, Buffet Drawing room
Buffalo Niagara Falls fnllman Sleeping Coaches rom
Hornell.ville 70 Cincinnati c..
man and Buffet Sleeping Coaches To Meadvls
Cleveland Cincinnati. Chicago and It Lonis. Pullman
Sleeping Coaches Rochester Buffalo Nagara Falls Ham
ilton a Toronto No extra charge for fa.t time.
Sp. m.-Dalv Chicago IpresS Pullman bar ami sleeping
Coaches TO Bnghamton. Elmra Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
Rnther ord Passac week svs 4l5 SAB 100 1850 $50
IO2Oa. NJ. 1900 noon LAB go 800 $50 $40 $40 $50
5:50 GlO $40, 7.lj. 745 $40 1890 100 midnight
Snndayr. 5:j. SIS. 1920 m 1900 las. 4l5 $50
Paterson week day. l:i5 6i5. 40 80 $50 Io9oa M
1900 las. $50 300 $50. 4:iO, 500 $40 $50 80
s si0 i, s io2S boom il5 tIS G5o tj
9l5 1880 = N ZOO midnigm, vo.. ,... c,o o.,o
500 $50 1000 II 30 4, m. 200 800. $50 % 45o $40
b;s0, ego $50. 500 1000 = ~ M. and 1900 midnight
sSasrn Week Gsy4s 5sS I'D Gao 1920 a. M II
l;i5 80 $50. $50. 10. BOO 30 go d. q -.
$50 lO;O n. and IL midnrl. SUNDAY. 545 sl5. 1920
warwick. +45. 800 1920 A. m. 2'i0 $3.50 u H. sundays
Monticelo and White Lake o on a M 33op. M
Newbur~ and cornwall SO 900 NJ. 1880 40. 43o and
N0nts1n,arv rondout AMI Kingsron goj a m $3.50 D. IN
Scranton Dnnnore week DAYS 900 a m; 2.30pm.
4:S0 600 90 $50 p NJ Sundays 'i5. HlJ. 300 !O2O
Middcwn. Week avs 40 j:i5 100 600 lo2oa M ? 30
800 4.3O. 600 800 $50 p Snnlays 5.iJ. S:l5 900.
1920 a. m. 90 $50 800 p III The 300 a train stops
Fort Jews az 7.5O 900 1920 o. NJ $50 3sO $50 co.
600 s:3Op eundays, s:l5. 900. lO20a m. 600. G3)
Tcsei. or passage and apartments rawug. AMI
Sleeping Coaches De obi nei aud orders the checs
ofces Nos 81 4O III 1857 Bos way 1877 Wc-tst Y. T.
1871 Futonst. Broosyn or al tho COmpany's depots
Slb ) a ~ and g.4O and 1000 m
II. II. soULE, Gen'l M'gE l. +. FARMER. g. T. As-
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Ghe Gur!-

MONMOUTH PARK RACES-I.ong Brancn;
vi EVERY TUESDAY, TIT RSDAf' anu 9Ai MAJ
Csrtrai IL of N l. FerrY, \: 10 9bI lt:lb
n M i2.l5 l245 1870 p m. Pennsylvina X H. Uorrs
i,ndf and Desbrosses Ferries 7lO SlO ll;tp M.
nn I9 an M n m on saturdays only Boats via sandy
Hook from Pier y " r.. 3. IL a M, l2lo p IN. hts
promvtIy al $50 D. M Fare. Round TIP lncIuulhs Au
sion 10 Field. 81 80. , c.esATT prest
H. A j. N1.,-N =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10

ADyERTISEMENTS FOR The ME rMF
~ yoRK TRIBUNE WILL Bk RECEIVED AL inE
= FLOWN OFFICES. No. i23S Broadway. corner ihIIV
nrstst until D. M $50 Broadway hetwsen slra
It, corner Eighth i52 sIhave i2S f" sat SHAVE
100 Thrd.ave corner Forty sevsnthst ~ nns INN
st,,.thst and the HABEA OFFICE. lSO East Ononn
al ma afh st. up 70 p Of regular ounce rates
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TO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
FXcCRsroN good G davs,. e

steamers C. II. NoRTHAM aud CONTINENTAL leave
peck Slip Pier % T. r., p ~ ami II M Sundays IL
p M Connecting NenHaven with special trains for
MEklDEN. HAoTFORD SPRINGFIELD HOLTOKE.
DC Through tickets sold and 944 Broad
wav New York. and4 Courtst. Brooklyn.
SHORE LINE, all Rail Route. for Boston.
g., Newport and the Fast EXPRESS leaves Grand Central
station at a. Limited Express except Sunday, D.
fast Express at II p. m. daily. Newport exrress
OF Sleeping Cars TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-10

DETER F. MEYER, AuctIOneer.
i TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER SON,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST'24th. .,
A. 10 9o ocock al the Real Estate Exchange and Auction
" Room Nos. 80 10 65 Liberty st.
By order OF ROBERT ROGERS. Trustee 1000
nm nted states Currency CT Regsted Bond iSV
"a 600 nitsd Stats Currency per ct Regstea Bono io9
$1,000 United states Currency per CT Kegs tea % a9
S3 OO0 Uson Pacific r. r. Co LIST MVe per c. bonn, t
81 OOO New York Central II H. 20 is' T" 's'' 20 w -
tended Bond, 1893 ,,,,,. ID ID Ia, Artya 7 mar CT
Bonds. 1898. .po., ,eox
"a and Des Moines H. II Co per CT Bond 1873
q 900 ~ Louis Francisco r. K Co "a Mge per c'
a. nno Nav York and oswego Midland r. r. LIST Ntge per
&C r. bond dino 1894 jan. 1874. Coupon on.
A snare, Natl Bank OF Commerce, SlOo each
shares American Exchange Natl Bank; 500 each
. = y New Haven aud II artiord II. r. Co. Sl0O sacn
Old Colony Il. r.. Co. OF Boston 500 EACH n.,- n.
GuO Trust Certificate OF the Central Iowa halfway ~
e ft Erie railway Co Fractional Prerd stock scrip.
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flats auo Rooms Go Get.

A THE WILTON,
n. As west 27th-st ,.,.
,rvat. hotel newly and richly furnished through
out. and cuisine strictly mr. stcass 80
and rafned home families ana single %
hnoL to-, nsImonco's l." station broadway cars fut
ave stages principal theatres stores NC rates ie~''''
"a private house SPECIAL summer terms.
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.


Trains leave West 42st taioa follows and 90 minutes
petIIo 5 .nd Cnieag1 - 50 IN. Cos. 'sh5 = III
Syracuse Buffalo Rochester SUSPENSION Bridge Niagara
FAILS. $40, 800 a: M. COS. 1913 pm
Kns:ton. saugerile.. CaisiI Albany Sl5 '7;lS 'o05.
crahston's west Pc NJ cornwall Newburs 'l245 ',iS
,7do 800 1915 go q No. zI;5 a. 20 . .Si" New
Taunton. London, 800 a. % ' 'G:oS Els M Toronto
ELEGANT sesping Tor Buffalo Niasai. Falls cncin
saistog~ sprcials 1880 A. IN. $40 p. m Dfawnsroo"
cars tnrough To saraIogl. ..,...,., o,.
Lases Moiony nd NIipncwa'kl wa New.r4ln o. 1850
a. S4j. $40 Drawing ROOM Cars u Kingston Oh
"KaatSr.k fISp1.T Gran Hotel Station aud Pho
cars 20 Grand Hotel station and PhGnca for Hotel K2a
erskli. and Mountain Housc) Oh 300. ll30 anu $40
P%enviIie. Cairo and House station, a:l5, ~
g 80 a. NJ 5;iS NJ Drawingroon Ger TO catsEl Oh
For tickets timetables paricS or sleeping car accommoda'
iRslops 7S0 T S Amer once foot Of ratSn5
foot OF Jaystr ~ Il &. i. LAMBERT,
6Nanderbiit-a'a General Passenger Agent
| ,EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cortiandt and De''
"a m for caiasanqna aud intermediate points ~,
the West and principal local Chair car 20
TO Tnnkhanuock Connection o Reading and HARRISBURG
go p M ier Pitston and principal intermediate points
to S Rs.n M S qHp4y snS
pm for Geneva Lyons. klmira H,ochest ter Buffalo ana
no p N. ior Laarays informed 4; ate point. ,.,
All point. In Mahanoy and II ,soo and $40 m connect
sGXpAY 'i TRA icss regions
$40 N. for Coplay and intermediates points
~, & m for Geneva yons Emira Rochester Buffalo and
General E.sssrn ONCE 2sS Broadway.
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Zee Gream

A FACT-Horton's Ice Cream is made from M
n nure cream horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks OF
Ice Cream Tor Restaurants Churches Festivals &c. wiz
keen hard one hour orders promptly nilod Dcpo
sO5 Athaye sos 6th-aye ll5 Park row. llO last lzase
NeW.Yvrk and ass Fulton-sI Brookyn.
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CATSKITL EVENING LINE.
" STEAMERS KAATERSKILL AND CArSKtLA
Leave Pier 81 y T.. foot Of Jlvst.
EVERY WEEK DAY At o =. W..
Except that on Saturdays Kaatersk leaves II r. NJ ana
alter Brett at D. - -..o.,,
CATSKIT.T. MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO r. X CpNNbClS.
Iistof bou,.. rates 60 at pier mailed free bv
W.. J. HUGHES. Treasurer. C4tsAll w. l.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

~ Trans leave from Chambcrsst Station for Engierood
Tenany Clestcr spaTdll AMI Nvaos $50. 40 S2o
o30 and II 30 a. M lis. $3.50. 4. 400. 52, $40 $50,
io.gO n m II midnight Sundays 7lo. a2O =. and
n M For Manuel spring Valley. Monsoy and rnlimans
BIO 7lO $50 a. NJ 40 $50 tl:JJ p. m. Saturiafs
only. suLdzys $50 a ~ y. m.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT THE EACIiANGE.
yosn r. Crimnns just bought from s. Van Rensselaer,
r,nser the Of onehundred
md seventhave lG1zlO0 for s425O0 The property Is
.,tpated lust block from the Polo Grounds. which II
claimed drawback to progress In the neghoohooa
and the lots have been sold at the pree
there are auction sales al present business az Pt
is unusually active especially IN yss,eray
private contract q the hand sG5pe az Rye
NcwYork II was purchased OF the Home Insurance Nom'
psny o s2oo 1n by John great
estate enyes gong o2 Dns hoeS: and
have been investing largely ~ te emulate Sst i for
Congress. in owns ssvsnty I'VE acres ght ~ h
@sney nsn and Is a2T o SE' for IN
S any, nrket this fail that New York has known Tor
masy years se.rns Will sell on !e S0th at The
sIep:ry i. situate Hamilton County ana is known as
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Aug. o, 1887
No GALES were the Exchange aud Auction Room TO-
Day WEDNESDAY. AUG. 10.
BIZ Richard Y BGr'tu d CO.
Foreclosure sale. cox referee lot 25x95 aud 2story
dwelling No ll4 Bankst SIS I'LL II W OF GreshWleh-
s, on s, sas cor S Of 7eSist t0''
NEW-JERsEY PROPERTY.
BY WiIiar w. Fogg.
Public auction sale acre Oisnd Sew BFGnswck tuTH
Roal Raritan township.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y CITY.
n the Registers o Nee to-day
Canast . 749 II OF FOrsyhst 2512o; eHecu' soo
for OF John Hoag 10 Patrick Carney SAo0VV
KingsbIidge Road. sc cor OF lO1th,sl. 3tIV0 Tx
25xll4 6: executor OF John HagSertS 10 Da'lu o--
1Ith.aye 3 cor OF iS7ih.st. 5OIl FOX lo0x75x5ox
100; also llh-sve, 100 OF Io'ths| IvVA 70 ~,
175' same Richard Deeves. 1910
1ltl-ave. cor of ISth.st 200 OK 1SA ~
a9e ii ssm. TO same 2$TO
2dsvei es ~ Mntee ei Ilo'n' ~ 10000
1oS McT.s TO- MAJ WOOD 10000
unJ.onst = w cor OF Vestry.st. 80. lXlOG Archibald
i.r ss 70 i''o ~. $500
SAME EdrilH obeG and another
z'th hk Ieterec I" I Virgiais Des6Ier $500
SOth 81 IA 80 n " OF AveA. lS.2NIOZ2; jacob 80
Prizes and wife TO Julius 4 Zbel and wlie--. 6oOo
Mon ST, No p, 2O11 lOr2o6HOV Inc house OF
the Gooi shepherd also the sisters Of Charity OF
~ Vincent Paul and The Institution OF Mercy ,oo
TO Ascher Wcinstein ,,.i-,:-3 eooV
Cheyry'IL .ns : 10 lie cSn Lohmann 1900
Orchards n Ne 1886
122d;sh n 81 VU I'D ~ vie 10 John Fary -. 1900
Lots No. 3O7 and 30S. 24th Ward on anc oWi., Oy
ne Jerome Park Railway co. goo , II eol Mari
on.ave 26xj0. William and Charles OpuNKe a,
toAnthony WHITE 4V'
IAN 81 Stakes ig' To Joseph Morete $4,000
sth.av ave e = 10 80 I h ~ Lennon 5000
77thst 3O7 IL " OF 9TH ave. 81 61lu-Z' E'""ru
A Morrison and wife TO Patrick Far,ey .---..-.;:.-
'Sds Msr ao and wife to VIM Hinmsn et al. 1920
Auen..t No lG5, "A 6X46X0 6x4l 6A2hxsEb; II ooo
Davis and wife TO Fannie ksntrO"lch. = interest ouoO
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Giip propsrip tDaniso.

w cash purchasers
rutland & WHITING Beekmanst
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Countrp BOara

CoUNTRY BOARD at HOLLYWOOD 6a, sIll Con-.
~ StsIoaoi nazzas lawns grove boating anu salns'
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1roohlnn properip 5m Sale ano Go Get
FOR SALE.

eo1l5 FEET-LoT 100 FEET DEEP.
Three basement brownstone 'front.' Basement par
o spd I'd finished hard wood ID floor saloon cha
Ter pate glass windows in paror cabinet manies
Hutuess stars IN psfof STORY
basement and uarcr hall wanscoted IN hard wood donOe
floors in paror Sanitary plumbing throughout Heated W
furnace. Pnce. 1000
Also one 2story basement red brick ana brownsone
finished with Improvements Price S13OO inns house
il bargain.
Also corner house finished IN the most Durable manner
rice 500 This Louise Will he shown o1ly on secla
leTmit
them take BROOKLYN Elevated Road 70
station 20 minutes Iide-then go Dofksu up
block 10 ny house 70 a Lewlsa'e
These house. convenient 10 Elevated Road IN one OF
elest streets in Brooklyn and 3i Dy one OF inc
hest builders They must be sold. as Inc owner
cannot afford 10 carry them KEYS of 267A. Lewlsave
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Business properip for Sale ano Go frt
EASE or FOR SAILS story warehouse
2sl south. extending TO Waerst; possession lmmedi
stsIv Apply to HORACE 5 ELY, - Plne-St or 10 H. 3
ROBERTS owner 90 Greenest
BUILDINGS, stores, lofts and offices TO LET,
ID on broadway, Nassau. Beesmsn, william and Fulton
al. rutland d WHITING, . BeekmansL
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
Day line Steamers

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
4 Day Line Steamers
NEW-fOKk amt ALBANY.
Daily Except SundavsL
Leave llrooern, Fnlionsi nv Annex .-...sooa' M
NcVYork West egi,t ricr................9 900 a. m.
ForALBkEY. ian Ing a. Yonkers West Point. Ncwbnrg.
P"ushkeep-lo l.inebeeS CAsil and IIulson Returning
Aane BAND attaehel n each boat
CONVICTIONS.
wEST POINT and NE~BURG. with down dav boat.
Del Il r. for ihc resorts ~ tie Cafskll Mountains
,AIr h u VII special tsin on ne Ctisk,l W n r.
.AIBANy. with y. Y. .cEXTRAL 4 II. r. n. r. for
Boston Z Albany X Il, ier Ro.lon ( p; & y. g. Cos
Iaroa 20 Montreal and he North ard SPECIAL TRAINS
will gall and check bagrags hotels residence
EOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIF.
steamer E.ater.s leaves on Tuesday; and THURSDAY,
Cp H. rom por loot ., Iav.st. T. r.
FROM pier loot Of Fr,nEint al m Boats connect wt6
Boston and Albany x r.
FALL RIVER LINE.-FoR BOSTON,
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THIS ronr ',sapers y commis'on PgriT Br,'.o
exc c co TD rac Fs sTE. MANp Law
a. "a, Pier % Told MOI n. r.. foot OF Murravst
TcSr- Sew psiha'- firscf. connecting for Boston;
local point' on oid COLONY Railroad ,, =, and
DI m Tor "s tpH ps irnin IN" and throw
cars for Boston cod Lowell, and North White Noun.
SUNDAYS. leave Nsw.YOrk at $50 pm for all points Rs
Convention bv Annex Boat daily BROOKLYN m.
c67 sci aii ~ snd 1923 Broadway 26i West l25thst
iSl Vast iesthst 5s Rovery Aston House ami windso,
BoRbE% & LOWELL GEO. l. C0IToR.
AGENT. Gen Pass Agt
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
TROY BOATS. CITIZENS rd LINE f.,

4 TROY BOAIo. " 80 "a n, roGA Is,y,
Ste North Rivsr ttilY etc,ps
ep, n, Tor T rrSy EEtcarsion Tickets. 81 80
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ERN RAiLRoAp sHoRiTiEGsHH T l!nH ExPhFss
NEW IYys No DUST. ALWAYS ON ON Tins iMrE PULLMAN
Thh NV AND SLEEPING Goa ~ At.
PALACE pH Work foot OF Barclay and lris,op'e
M Daily except Sundays B9iaG Rnehamton KImr1
i pm Ssnsrie buffalo syracuse @ Pston Wilkes
IAN. ITtica Scranton LOT wagn for ithaca
Norwig nsn Vile and northumberland. al o"eso 'o
and %nSsSson and EiIa E,gess ,o al scra
1 ID. DD,nshamioD, sfh rim" y, 'o""oN''
4l0 appns,o Limited Express lor p W.
scranton Bnghami9an Ss arriving in Buffalo 7lo M
Sleeping coach TO clean uuca and oswego Erpiess
M DAILY aeranton Binghamt3n Coran" connects al
fol Strouson. oxford. Norwich oticx saturdavs
oswego I,nacs and intcrmediate stations Vest
0weeo ior Naia W in trains for all points ndavs n m
Connects AZ .sng. q a M. daily e1cep' ounu~'N -
aaiIy pullman sleeper at 2s5 Broadway ana
q, IWscs.,sott EXPRESS offices In New ~
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DAY LINE to dip Pc Po ISTrn. coMfoNl'
NORFOLK; VA n amp Ps SG cars to B,ltinora
Lss.. , ss ss Steamers arriving at Oh
Nerfsf ~ a N. osnr PssA Agent $40 Br0aa""' !" -